The Alpha’s Hidden Heirs by Avery Rose

Novel Heirs 253

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As Alpha Kane descended the staircase with two children at his side, all eyes turned toward him.

A hushed murmur swept through the crowd as they took in the unexpected sight. No one had ever seen Kane with children before.

The moment people got a closer look, realization dawned-they were identical twins. And the resemblance to their father was undeniable.

Reaching the bottom of the stairs, Kane gently set Luna down and gestured for her to enjoy the party.

Leo, spotting familiar faces from his old school, instinctively released Kane's hand. He hesitated for a brief moment before looking up at his father.

Kane met his gaze with a rare, warm smile and ruffled his hair.

"I invited them for you and Luna.”

Hearing that, both kids lit up and ran off to join their friends, their laughter echoing through the grand hall. Watching them so happy eased something deep within Kane's chest.

"Alpha Kane."

A group of Alphas from neighboring packs, all of whom had traveled here for the occasion, approached him with respectful nods.

"Your twins are beautiful," one of them remarked.

eyes flickered toward his children, a soft exhale leaving

mother."

Alpha present heard him clearly-their heightened senses catching his

opened his mouth, hesitating before

"Alpha."

Finn smoothly interrupted just before Selene's name could be spoken in

conversation elsewhere, making it seem as though they had urgent matters to

handed Kane a glass of wine, smirking. "Look at you.

taking a slow sip. The truth was, he was already

as he

Diana Thorne made their way through the crowd, stopping before

hint and stepped away, joining the

said, his voice rich with pride as

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his own children in front of the world-Kane had made

she murmured, "I'm happy for

"Settle? Mom, I

familiar back-and-forth. His gaze drifted toward the children, who were now running around the pack house, making fast friends

I get to spend my final years with my grandkids," Garrett said softly, "that's

turned his head, studying his father. For years, resentment had clouded his feelings toward him, stemming from the moment Garrett had forced him

calm, yet firm. "You're not dying. I'm

expression shifting.